Please help identify German art vase with incised "C" mark or wave & no. 12

Hello. I recently acquired this beautiful German vase, but am unable to identify it. It has a "Germany Stamp", an incised "C" or wave symbol, and the numbers "12". Any help would be most appreciated!

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Spotted one on the everythingaero website. Listed as: circa 1930
Schramberg, Germany

possibly designed by Eva Zeisel

Yes, it's very similar to some Schramberger Majolika-Fabrik patterns attributed to Eva Zeisel. She worked for SMF between 1928 and 1931.

The vase has a flat base, apparently hand-thrown, greyish(?) clay,
I suspect east german potter about 1930, possibly at Buergel (Carl Gebauer ?), Lausitz or Schlesien (Silesia), today Poland.

SMF ? Zeisel ?
Schramberg pieces were always cast, white earthenware,
All Zeisel designs with form numbers in the 3000 range.

Decoration similiar to the "Gobelin" decor series of SMF, 1927 onwards
Gobelin 8, 10 and 13 designed by Zeisel, brought out 1929/30

cf. the famous teapot form number 3211, design Zeisel, brought out spring 1929,
stunning decor but Eva said it was not hers, decor nummer unknown, ca.1928/29



tea for 2, the smaller version, form number 3266, decor Gobelin 10,
form & decor Eva Zeisel, 1929






Either tea sets will be exhibited at Weiden, Bavaria, Germany, March 2013,
fingers crossed.